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Summer Encampment
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Wright Patterson A.EB. August r t-2b, r9t4

SENIOR STAFF

( L to R ) Front. I{ajor Ken Voyticky, Major Charlott Schnitz, Captain Linda Ashley Ilajor Jacq-ue llartigan, r-,t Linda Taetz, Ma.jor Ruth Baxter, I'iajor Jane l'icDermott (Middle) MaJor Gene Ashley, Major Kearns(USAF), Lt R.ichard Archer (I'op) Lt.Co1 Nelson(US{E), Captain Don Adams, Captain John Haynes, }lajor Richard Scl-'nitz
Unavailable for Photo. Lt.Col John Diener, }lajor Ri.chard Hartigan, I'ia-jor l{ilton }lassie Captain Roger Keeney, Captain Gerald Geiger, Captain Carl Ruthberg, Captain Mauteen Voytick-y

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CAIDET STAFF

(Foreground) C/Lrcol Anrhony ltcCann, CICoL B-on Green, C/LtCol Jeff Cruber (Front) ClLt. Chris Thomas, ClLt. Todd llheeler, ClLt. Chris Yahn, C/Lt A1len PiEch (Middle) Clft. Robert Fielitz, Cluaior Sherry Parker, ClLt Carol Simpson, C/Ilsgt }lahlon
Ri-vers

(Rear) ClLt. Tomothy Beatty, Cfltaior l{att Zelnik, C/Lt Rajesh

Khanna

SQUAIDRON A

Squadron Conunander- C/Captain llichae1 Panzarella Executive Offi-cer- C/lLt Kevj"n Dwight C/zLt. Kevin Schwinn Flight Cornmanders- C/2rt. Sran Skocki
Squadron A History
IIASCOT

of the 86th Airborne in Korea, but got wounded. Later, heavily decorated, he ventured to Oh.io to watch over Squadron A. He will help them to "j,r*pttover the competition at the 1984 T.vpe A Encampment. It is obvious that with his he1p, Squadron A will be the best at this year's encampment.

--- Col. "Ru" Kangaroo SONG--- "Jump"-y"n llalen History--'- Co1. Kangroo r^,as a r.rember

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SQUAIDRON

Flight
Squadron

Squadron Comrnander-C lCaptain Charles Destefani Executj-ve Officer-C /l1.,t. Greg, Panzarella
CommandersB

ClZLt. Mike Cayse

cl2Lt. Pat

Huested

}IASCOT

,HistorY . Black Panther SONG Pattons March Ilistory Long ago, in the. depths of Africa, a Black Panther began to arouse the heart of the jungle. We posses.ed a superior strength and an intellect that far surpassed any other being i-n the ung1e, Down through the generations, hj-s descendants have honed to perfecgion all of the skills of hunting, deception, cunning and complexity to produte the 1984 Squadron B cadets' These cadets follow their ancestral image of invincibility to achieve any goal set in their sights ' While stalking the grounds of ldright-Patterson Air Force Base, hearing the beloved rrpattons March-, they sha11 defeat all opposition with teamwork, conformity and military discipline. These are the Panthers of Squadron B and they are truly the ones to beat
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SQUATDRON

Squadron Commander- C /Captain Executive Officer- Renee Kiml

Kenneth Conteen

Flight

Commanders-

C/Lt.

Beth

Gallagher

ClLt. John Haverstock

Squadron C }listory
IIASCOT--- Snoopy

History--- Not so long ago, there lived a mighty pilot called the B.ed Baron. The Baron \,ras a nasty and unmerciful enemy. In fact, he was so mean that pilots were afraid to battle with him. Therefore, the Baron felt he was unbeatable. Just about rhis tima a fearless litt1e dog named Snoopy came forward to do batt-l-e with the evil Baron. As the two aces hrere battling it out in the aj-rspace above Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Snoopy took one too many hits frorn the Baron and his plane crashed next to building 1016. Itrhile Snoopy lras parachuting to safety, bad luck would have it that he landed in a tree. Snoopy was helped from the tree and hidden from the Baron, who landed on a nearby airstrip, by the cadets of Sqdn C. Snoopy told us that he would be glad to help in any that he could in return for our help." I^lith that., Sqdn C named Siioooy their-mascot for the 1984 Encampment.
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1980

The

Right

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Tours

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All

the w:r!r

Irve heard of penalti-es but, this is ridiculous!

<- A11 anlmals must be leashed.

B.0. versus 0

Bad Breath?

I aint afraid of no Bhost

1r

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ffi-

I rm Tel1in ya. I heard the pilot say \,Ie are going


Grenada.

Is Captain Ruthberg dolng what I think hers doing ? Yep ! That water is bright green.

And when we
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get to Grenada f can fix us up with


^

c-h lc-Ls

&

outta

my way! 12.

Youre Kiddi-n. Really!

The first

day,

Bur

$irl Thqt.are at atlention,

ENI

BERETS

Ol

yrnpic

hopef

ulls

Hi

Mom.

bre c l(

l"lest H"tt

KV

If our vo1lyba1l pro\^/ess doesnt defeat t their being downwind wil1.

The taste testers for the

GROG.

Wateh my hand disaPPear.

t4

You promised

a llmousine.

The celebration,

The spirit
Ooouuuuueccchhh
!

of the
THE

mess.

The sip of the dip.

GROG.

This, gentlemen, is a talkative date.


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No one escapes

the grasp of the

GROG.

Dld

someone say McDonalds.

Do

I love being here!

Collection fron the brothers!

The Ghostbusters

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coming

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Encampment mosE

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Lbh uSus+ rq 8{
is finally over. After graduation today of you, it.'s back fo school this will also never want to forget the

WelI, you made it!

yourre a free person again. But for

week. Completion of a type A Encampment is an accomplishment you,11


You

never forget and always be proud of.


memories and

friends

made

here, they will last forever.

As the encampment is ending, we start to teaLlze the important things


we have learned

this week, For many of you, thls ls your first tirne away from
here.and learned that working together, a1-ways for the benifit
Yourve learned about
Yourve

home. You

came

of the team, will be very important your whole l-ife.

things and experienced things that not everybody gets the chance to.
been pushe<i

to your 1-imit, both mentally and physically, and should definitel-y

be feeling a sense of accomplishment. Hopefully you will take what you l-earned and use it to help further
advance

the success of your


CAP

home

squadron. You should use it to help advance

yourself in the

cadet program, I'Iaybe next year you wi1l. apply and be

accepted for a staff position and get this privilege of Summer Encampment again.

Again we congratulate you!!!

"he

Staff.

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